I know Saints (and other academies) try to improve the weaker foot, but I suspect that the better the player is with his dominant foot, the less likely he is to try and use the standing foot. If you had a right-footed genius, would you want to risk confusing his little footballing brain.
) Is an admission of my immense lack of knowledge about anything football-related, beyond spelling 'fooball' 
With better hair...One thing about our new signing - on first glance he appears to be Toby Alderweireld's Love Child
As a child I would always practice with my wrong (left) foot. It was never as good as my right but it was good enough to use for a pass that was on, with it.
This is what bugs me with modern players, and I see it so often at SMS.
A simple forward pass, down the line with the wrong foot, is ignored, and becomes a simple backwards pass with the better foot.
Stops momentum and allows defences to cover.
My reply to San Pellegrino - (As I said "trying to sound as if I understand the first thing about these things", but clearly showing that I don't know anything, really. I'll stick to cheering from the stands
Rhetorical question I know, but he said: Hard work beats talent if talent doesn't work hard. In football, most players now do work hard....little room for coasting. Rickie Lambert admitted that he was coasting until he came to Southampton and had to work....and had his best seasons here.
And supporting the right team, clearly
